Notes
Matches 14,501 to 14,550 of 23,145
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| 14501 | His occupation was listed as "Soldat des troupes de la Marine, compagnie La Grois". | Duchesneau dit Sansregret, Ren (I3611)
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| 14502 | His occupation was listed as a maitre fourreur (furrier). | Leroux, Hubert (I4886)
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| 14503 | HIs occupation was listed as a marchand, Pelletier. | Leroux, Hubert (I4886)
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| 14504 | His occupation was listed as a menuisier (joiner, carpenter). | Leroux, Jean Baptiste (I4868)
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| 14505 | His occupation was listed as carpenter in the burial record for his wife Adelaide Lanoix. | Heroux, Jean Louis (I1119)
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| 14506 | His occupation was listed as labourer. | Brunet dit Bourbonnois, Francois (I3226)
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| 14507 | His occupation was listed as marchand de ble (merchant of corn). | Cholette, Sebastien (I525)
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| 14508 | His occupation was listed at: soldat de M. Lacorne Laine. | Liboron dit Bellefleur, Louis (I4388)
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| 14509 | His occupation was stated as Notarie Royal. | Leroux, Hubert (I4890)
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| 14510 | His occupation was vigneron (wine grower). | Chancy, Gaspard (I101)
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| 14511 | His parents are listed as Herminegilde Lavallee and Louise Cere. His godparents were Pierre Lavallee and Victorie Chamillard. | Lavallee, Joseph (I14388)
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| 14512 | His parents were Ephrem Thouin and Olive Desormiers. | Thouin, Damase (I1122)
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| 14513 | His parents were William Lavalle and Marie Beaudin. | Lavallee, Emile William (I762)
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| 14514 | His property inventory was drawn up. | Lefrancois, Charles (I13550)
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| 14515 | His residence in France was listed as Londres. | Renaud, Jean (I4408)
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| 14516 | His residence was a 6024 Minock, Detroit, Michigan 48228 | Lemmelin, Lucien (I755)
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| 14517 | His residence was in Ste-Anne near Batiscan. | Mouflet dit Champagne, Jean (I7202)
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| 14518 | His residence was listed as "seigneurie de M. Decavagnol." | Lafleur dit Frappe Desrochers, Francois (I4404)
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| 14519 | His residence was Quebec City, St-Roch quarter. He stated he was from Petite Riviere St-Charles. | Duret, Jean Baptiste (I330)
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| 14520 | His residence was the seigneurie of L'Ile Verte. | Gueret dit Dumont, Jean Baptiste (I3930)
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| 14521 | His social security number was 552-18-2767 and was issued in California. Employer was Montgomery Ward. Address listed was Hotel Burlingame, Burlingame, California. | Gauthier, Laurence William (I5)
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| 14522 | His son Arthur listed his father's occupation as a millwright | Neveu, Jeremie (I12939)
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| 14523 | His sponsor was Lucien Lemelin. | Lirette, Roland Oliver (I190)
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| 14524 | His was a plowman. | Presot dit Chambly, Michel (I97)
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| 14525 | His worked as a "?i?chef cuisinier du Comte de Frontenac?/i?". | Babin dit Lacroix, Pierre (I6203)
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| 14526 | Historian Faillon reported a judgement of M. d'Ailleboust that stated, "A mill was built on the water of the Saint-Laurent river, which was the property of Olivier Charbonneau and Pierre Dagenets." This is how we learn that Olivier worked at the trade of miller. | Charbonneau, Olivier (I5557)
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| 14527 | Historical photo features C & N Railroad Depot in Nadeau This week's historical photo features the Chicago and Northwestern Depot in Nadeau. The depot was located on the west side of the main tracks across from what is now The Shop Bar and Grill. The men in the photo are not identified but may have been some of the town's businessmen. Nadeau Township was organized in 1877, the eighth township organized in Menominee County. Prior to that the area had been a part of Stephenson Township. The township and village were names after Bruno Nadeau, an early settler, who built a mill and store known as Nadeau Brothers. When the railroad track was being laid, sawmills in the area supplied ties. Later sawmills furnished wood to the railroad for fuel. The coming of the railroad also opened up the area to settlers, many of whom were French-Canadians, and land was cleared for farms. Around 1884, schools were established in the township. Businesses include a hotel operated by Olivier Perras. Many of the early residents were Catholic by faith and were meeting in the home of Barney Nadeau. In 1887, the group began plans for a church building. The church was completed in 1889. The Rev. Fr. Peter Mazuret was the first resident parish pastor. | Nadeau, Barney (I51)
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| 14528 | Historical Photos feature 125th Anniversary of St. Bruno's Church, Nadeau St. Bruno's Parish, Nadeau, will celebrate its 125th Anniversary with special events Aug. 25. Activities begin at noon with tours, horse-drawn carriage rides, wagon rides, bounce house, games, corn/sand box, little car train rides, bingo, snacks and refreshments. Bishop Alexander Sample, who will be joined by former priests, will celebrate Mass at 4 p.m. CT. Following the Mass, there will be an outdoor catered dinner. The evening will include socializing, dancing and fireworks at dusk. Registration for the celebration is not necessary, said planners. Donations will be accepted. Since the founding of the Village of Nadeau in 1880, plans for a church were forming. In 1879, a priest was appointed to serve the spiritual needs of the village people. In the Spring of 1887, Bruno Nadeau donated land and the building materials with which to begin construction. The church is names in honor of this benefactor. Local men, under the supervision of Father Martin Fox, erected a 32X50-foot building. The Rev. Peter Mazuret was the first appointed pastor - Sept. 15, 1889. He supervised finishing of the church interior and erection of the steeple. A rectory was also built during that time. One of the longest-serving priest at the parish was Father Sperlein, who served nearly 34 years until his death June 27, 1936. During his pastorate, a spacious sanctuary was finished to provide a large club room. Ov er the years, two missions, one in Gourley Township and on in Holmes Township, were started by St. Bruno's Parish. This enabled Catholics living out in the country to attend Sunday Mass in the days when transportation was not as available. Many priests served in the parish over the years. Today, St. Bruno's is served by Fr. Mike Vichich, who also serves St. John Neumann parishes in Hermansville and Spalding. | Nadeau, Barney (I51)
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| 14529 | Holy Cross Cemetery | Sanville, Hattie Ellen (I4845)
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| 14530 | Holy Cross Cemetery | Joncas, Lorette Alice (I4916)
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| 14531 | Holy Cross Cemetery | Asselin, Joseph Jerome (I5769)
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| 14532 | Holy Cross Cemetery | Bollin, Florence Mae Ida (I5955)
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| 14533 | Holy Cross Cemetery | Kositzke, Frederick Leroy (I6042)
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| 14534 | Holy Sepulchre | Raymond, Yvette Margaret (I3395)
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| 14535 | Holy Sepulchre | Gleason, Margaret Teresa (I5268)
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| 14536 | Holy Sepulchre Cemetery | Raymond, Gilbert Josephat (I19)
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| 14537 | Holy Sepulchre Cemetery | LaMotte, Russell Joseph (I17)
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| 14538 | Holy Sepulchre Cemetery | Riley, Alice Janette (I5202)
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| 14539 | Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Worth, Illinois | Cody, David Nadeau (I5497)
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| 14540 | Honore accused Marguerite Viard and her husband Joseph Serran dit L'Espagnol of stealing melons and other produce from his garden. It was latter found that Honore's son Jean had stolen fruit from Serran when they were one their way home. | Danis, Honore (I5393)
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| 14541 | Honore and his daughter Petronille witnessed the murder of Claude Jodoin by the soldier Nicolas Martin dit Jolicoeur. | Danis dit Tourangeau, Honore (I2324)
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| 14542 | Honore and Perrine were witnesses at Pierre Verrier dit La Solaye's trial for stealing furs. | Danis dit Tourangeau, Honore (I2324)
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| 14543 | Honore Danny Tourangeau, occupation: charpentier, from: Monloux pres de Tours | Danis dit Tourangeau, Honore (I2324)
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| 14544 | Honore received 127 livres in advance wages. | Danis dit Tourangeau, Honore (I2324)
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| 14545 | Honore was a corporal in the 16th squadron of the Saint-Famille militia. | Danis dit Tourangeau, Honore (I2324)
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| 14546 | Housework - Girl Wanted to do General housework. Apply Sweeney House, corner of Riopelle and Franklin sts. (Ad ran on 28 & 29 December 1890) | Sweeney, Joseph (I289)
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| 14547 | HOUSEWORK - WANTED, GIRL FOR GENERAL housework. Apply Sweeney House, cor. Riopelle and Franklin st. | Sweeney, Joseph (I289)
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| 14548 | How Some Other Man Took the Name of Peter Vermitt ____ Leaving a Ten-Year Old Girl with Edward Valliere ____ A Queer Case About the middle of last month, a woman, accompanied by a girl about ten years old, appeared at the house of Edward Valliere, No. 410 Woodbridge street east, and for the time astonished and pleased that good man by introducing herself as the wife of a cousin to Mr. Valliere, whom that gentleman had not seen in thirty five years. The name of the cousin was Peter Vermitt, and the woman explained that she and her daughter had come directly to Detroit from their home, north of Lansing, and that Mr. Vermitt would arrive the next day. Sure enought, Peter did arrive the next day. Mr. Valliere had not seen him for thirty five years, and although he could discover no resemblance in him to the boy Pete, whom he knew so long ago, he gave him a hearty welcome, and for two or three days he and his wife devoted themselves earnestly to the entertainment of the long-lost cousins. Finally Vermitt announced that he wished to take his wife to Toledo for a short visit, and that meanwhile he would leave the ten-year old daughter to amuse herself at Valliere's house, in Detroit. Thinking of nothing wrong, Valliere consented; the two Vermitts went away, leaving the girl here. She is still in Detroit, and Valliere has not heard a word from and has been unable to gaina trace of the whereabouts of Mr. and Mrs. Vermitt, Mr. Valliere has finally concluded that the man and woman, whoever they are, were not his cousins, and that they have purposely deserted the girl. The deserted child cannot tell where she used to live, except that it was in the country, while Valliere, firmly convinced that the man is not Peter Vermitt, is cadly puzzled to know who he is, that he could so successfully palm himself off as a cousin. | Valliere, Edouard (I263)
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| 14549 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | LaMotte, Paul Russell (I19)
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| 14550 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Walls, Nancy Jane (I5819)
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